Indonesia says it will review its visa-waiver arrangements after authorities arrest foreign scam suspects who were reportedly able to enter visa-free for short stays. According to multiple reports, police detained more than 500 people in two separate raids carried out last week in Jakarta and Batam. The group includes Malaysians and other foreign nationals who are eligible for visa-free entry for up to 30 days. Indonesia’s decision follows the arrests of alleged scammers and is aimed at reassessing existing entry privileges that allow certain nationalities to stay temporarily without a visa. The reports describe the detentions but do not provide detailed figures on charges, nationalities beyond mentioning Malaysians, or the specific visa-waiver policy Indonesia plans to modify. Both outlets frame the move as a review rather than an immediate change, suggesting that authorities are evaluating whether current visa-free access should be adjusted in response to the criminal activity they uncovered.